MxPx are continuing to celebrate their 20th year as a band with a video featuring the band reflecting on their history and longevity. The band released Plans Within Plans, their ninth studio album, earlier this year.

I actually own this band`s 1999 live album, At the Show. It`s a worthwhile listen; the songs are played very fast (23 tracks in around 45 minutes) and sound unpolished, the band keeps the stage banter to a minimum, and it came out before The Ever Passing Moment, which is the album where they turned to complete shit. It`s honestly worth downloading.

when you say it's "worth downloading" do you mean "worth paying to download" or "worth stealing" because if it's the second part, it would have to be really, really, really bad for it to not be worth "free"

I don`t pay for something which amounts to a variation of 01010111. I did buy the live album, though, since mp3s didn`t exist back then. I wouldn`t pay money for it now, obviously.

And there are plenty of albums which aren`t even worthy of being free. I sincerely think that all bands should have to pass some type of standardized test to see if they are legally allowed to record and release music (just like athletes need to attain minimum performance standards to participate at meets). Too much bullshit out there nowadays. Just yesterday I deleted a dull album by a Jesus Lizard rip-off band called Cherubs.